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Americans can claim $55 from Sony because of some old PS3 lawsuit
It's all to do with Linux.
Well this is odd. Remember six years ago when a firmware update stopped Linux working on PlayStation 3? No, me neither, but it happened. And some people were cheesed off about it - cheesed off enough to take Sony to court.
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Feature | Jelly Deals roundup: Arkham Asylum, Stranger's Wrath, cheap PS4s and more
You wanted a Bluetooth Nintendo 64 controller, right?
A note from the editor: Jelly Deals is a new deals site launched by our parent company, Gamer Network, with a mission to find the best bargains out there. (It also has the best name.) We've invited the Jelly Deals team to share a weekly roundup of (mostly) gaming-related bargains with us, so we can pass their tips on to you. Full disclosure: if you make a purchase from one of these links, we will receive a small commission from the retailer. Hopefully you'll find it useful!
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Feature | Blood in the gutter
What players bring to the games they play.
You might have heard of the Kuleshov Effect - the way that you can induce viewers to bring their own interpretation to two shots viewed together. Here's an example from a Hitchcock documentary: a shot of a woman with a baby, and then of Hitchcock smiling. Interpretation: he's a kindly old uncle. Here's another shot of a woman with a baby, and then Hitchcock smiling again. Interpretation: "He's a dirty old man!" Hitchcock says gleefully. It's the same shot of the same smile again. But we've seen something different in the gap between the two shots.
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Anti-Trump ad alleges candidate "mains Hanzo" in Overwatch
"And complains about about team comp in chat."
An anti-trump billboard has been erected in Orlando, Florida that lambasts the presidential candidate for his poor Overwatch skills.
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What happens when a tram collides with 100 people in GTA5?
The results may surprise you.
Grand Theft Auto 5 has a fairly complex physics engine, but where does it draw the line between man versus giant metal machine?
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Friday the 13th game delayed until next year, adds single-player option
Price increased to accommodate new mode.
The Friday the 13th game has been delayed until spring 2017. That's the bad news.
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Final Fantasy 14 announces new expansion Stormblood
PS3 support coming to an end, PS4 upgrade free.
Square Enix has announced its second major Final Fantasy 14 expansion, Stormblood.
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King's Quest finale to launch this month
Retail release to coincide on PS4, Xbox One and Xbox 360.
King's Quest's fifth and final chapter, The Good Knight, will launch on 25th October for PS4, Xbox One, PC, PS3 and Xbox 360.
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Cave shmup DoDonPachi Resurrection is now on Steam
The bee's knees.
Cave's notoriously difficult bullet hell shmup DoDonPachi Resurrection is now available for PC on Steam.
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The Overwatch kid who challenged ageist stereotypes
"We tend to say sorry about our squeaky voices..."
The stereotype is that kids are raucous in competitive online games. Switch that chat off before you're verbally assaulted for being rubbish, Granddad. But what if the slipper were on the other foot and it were actually kids being targeted and pushed around - and simply for sounding young?
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What we expect from Blizzcon 2016
Sombra? Hearthstone expansion? More?
This year's Blizzcon schedule has been revealed, giving us some idea of what to expect from Blizzard's big ol' knees up come the start of next month.
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Pokémon Sun and Moon trailer dripfeeds yet more Alolan forms
Muk ado about nothing.
Pokémon Sun and Moon's latest trailer has revealed a couple more Alolan forms for classic Kanto Pokémon.
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Feature | Watch: Chris and Aoife shake it in Duke Nukem 3D
Late to the Party heads to the red light district.
Duke Nukem 3D sort of passed me by growing up, but I was always hearing stories about how fantastic its level design was, how satisfying its guns were to shoot, and how many secrets were cleverly tucked away for those determined enough to find them. Oh yes, and there were loads of boobs in it.
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Feature | Farabel: the turn-based tactics game where each victory leaves you weaker
Level down!
Experience is a one-way street in most games. Victory always leaves you stronger. This explains why Farabel, a new turn-based tactics game I've been messing about with on PC, stings so acutely when my first success in battle lead me to a Level Down! screen, where I was encouraged to choose an attribute to decrease.
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Overcooked launches on disc today with The Lost Morsel expansion
Extra levels and chefs served up separately next month.
Culinary couch co-op game Overcooked is now available to buy in a box with an extra helping of content included.
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New video shows how the Oblivion in Skyrim mod is doing
Skyblivion is coming.
Modders are already remaking The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind using the Skyrim game engine - and that looks awesome. But they're also remaking Oblivion in Skyrim.
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Review | Rigs Mechanized Combat League review
Mech believe.
We've been here before. A new piece of exciting PlayStation hardware that promises a taste of what's to come, pushed by a winningly stylish future sports game developed by a talented UK studio. Rigs might be an all-new IP, but there's plenty about this PlayStation VR exclusive that's familiar.
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FIFA 17 is injuring the hell out of players
Is this how Arsène Wenger feels?
In real-life there are plenty of injury prone players knocking about. You know the type: they play a few games, get injured, spend a few weeks on the sidelines, come back, then get injured again. Think Jack Wilshere, Andy Carroll and all Arsenal players ever.
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Digital Foundry | Performance Analysis: Mafia 3
Console versions analysed in depth. Plus: what does it take to run the PC game at 1080p60?
One week on from release and we think we finally have a handle on Mafia 3, in terms of its console performance and perhaps more crucially, what it actually takes to run this game at 1080p60 on a mainstream gaming PC. What's clear is that this is a game that somehow made it to gamers in a highly unoptimised state, and the amount of bugs, glitches and crashes back to the desktop are legion. Fundamental questions need to be asked about the QA process here - and also of the console platform holders, whose own technical requirements demand a far higher level of stability than what we're seeing here.
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FPS roguelike Polygod is free for those with certain The Binding of Isaac achievements
Otherwise available for £6.29 on Steam Early Access.
First-person roguelike Polygod entered Steam Early Access today with a unique marketing twist: those with specific The Binding of Isaac achievements will receive a free code for the game, which developer Amplify Games believes will appeal to the same audience.
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Battleborn's first story DLC is out now
But will it be enough to attract new players?
Battleborn didn't sell well, but developer Gearbox remains committed to its FPS/MOBA hybrid and just released its first story DLC today with the add-on Attikus and the Thrall Rebellion.
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With an exclusive new boss.
Boss fight game Furi, which launched back in July on PS4 and PC, has now been announced for an Xbox One release.
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Obsidian's next RPG Tyranny gets a release date
Will it hit despot?
Obsidian's upcoming RPG Tyranny is slated for a 10th November release on PC, Mac and Linux.
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Valve is developing another Vive controller
UPDATE: New photos have surfaced.
UPDATE 13/10/2016 5.10pm: Clearer pictures of the upcoming Vive controller have surfaced.
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Merger between the UK's two biggest video game magazine publishers given the go-ahead
Imagine the Future.
The merger between Future and Imagine has been given the go-ahead.
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Review | Shadow Warrior 2 review
Gore-derlands.
There are two important things you need to know about the sequel to Shadow Warrior.
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Video | Watch: Ian attempts to stream a bunch of PSVR launch titles without vomiting
The Streampocalypse starts at 1:30pm BST.
Well I never, PSVR launch day has finally arrived and to celebrate, I made up a brand new word: Streampocalpyse. I think it has a nice ring to it.
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Unionists want Mafia 3 banned for "sick glamorisation of terrorism"
IRA Don't Ask side mission in the firing line.
Unionists have called for Mafia 3 to be banned for "glorifying" IRA bombing.
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Nintendo opens up one of its secret storage rooms
And inside are mint Famicoms and Disk Systems.
Nintendo has opened up a storage room inside its secretive Kyoto headquarters and offered the world a glimpse into the past.
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Pokémon Go's latest update gives players more of a reason to unlock medals
Earn a capture bonus the more Pokémon you catch.
Pokémon Go players will be rewarded for collecting medals as part of today's update.
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